Everson Museum of art
Traveling Red Cross Exhibition, 1941-1946
Exhibit Date
1941 - 1946 (travelling)Venues
(Traveling)Exhibit Description
Took the place of the usual Ceramic National Exhibitions during WWII.Related Exhibitions
1st Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
2nd Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
3rd Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
4th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
5th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
6th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
7th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
8th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
9th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
10th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
11th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
12th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
13th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
14th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
15th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
16th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
17th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
18th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
19th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
20th Ceramic International Exhibition (is related to)
21st Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
22nd Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
23rd Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
24th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
25th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
27th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
28th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
29th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
30th Ceramic National Exhibition (is related to)
Ceramics 70, plus Woven Forms (is related to)
Related collections
Ceramic National Exhibition Archive (is related to)Related entities
Syracuse University (is related to)Dorothy Liebes (is related to)
Rosemary Ryan (is related to)
American National Red Cross, Arts And Skills Corps (is related to)
Everson Museum of Art (created)
Thelma Winter Frazier (is related to)
Anna Wetherwill Olmsted (is related to)
Edris Eckhardt (is related to)
Glen Lukens (is related to)
Harold E. Reigger (is related to)
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (is related to)
Mary Scheier (is related to)
Ohio State University (is related to)
Arthur Eugene Baggs (is related to)
Worcester Art Museum (is related to)
Newark Museum (is related to)
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